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| The
refusals book is where you write down if you were unable to serve
someone an age-restricted product. In this, you have to give a description
of the person, which can be highly amusing. Here we see one co-worker
has described a customer as "a fatty white girl" |
Boy
with bag on his head - note the way any physical appearance is just left
out, simply the fact he had a bag on his head |
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| "Boy,
slim, with a tie and trainers!" Unbelieavble! |
After
reading the refusals book, McCarthy notices an old-fashioned slinky
style toy. This could prove to be a good night |
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| Unbelievably,
he never possessed one in his childhood. Tonight was the perfect
opportunity to make up for lost time |
Testing
to see how it works, he remembers that you have to drop it from height
and then it will sort of curve over and land upright |
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| The
first test comes from the top of the CCTV monitor |
Which
turns out to be disastrous, as it rolls onto its side after dropping |
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| Next
up, from the top of the counter |
Which
again fails to inspire, although the device hitting the A-Z Map stands
on the way down wasn't all that helpful either |
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| Disapointed
so far, McCarthy gives it one last chance from the top of the tobacco
unit |
But
yet again, it lands on its side |
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| Disapointed
following his first slinky experiment, McCarthy gives up in the
knowledge that he missed nothing in his childhood by not having one of
these toys |
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